item seperator in category mode using k2

Hi there,

I show items in category mode using k2 and want to seperate the items by a dotted line.

I put the following code into the override but nothing happens although it works very well when using firebug and putting the code in there. Other override code works well the using override is turned to yes.

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.userItemView {
    border-bottom: 1px dotted #BBBBBB;
    margin-bottom: 40px;
    padding-bottom: 20px;
}

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Where is the mistake?
Thanks for your help.

You have css compression enabled. Please disable it first so I can check the override.css file for errors.

did it.

There is still something strange activated, that puts css files content inline instead of linking to correct files. It looks like some JS plugin that modifies header.

Sorry . Thats all Greek to me.

What can/should I do?

You probably still have some compress method active, or some 3rd party plugin that changes the code.

For what do I have to look? I use only the gavick quickstart package.

Could you please give me a hint what I have to look for?

I looked at the editor and in the template settings and the compression of js and css is disabled.

I have no idea, as I see this kind of setup for the first time. I'll ask more advanced developers.

For 100% you have 1 typo in override.css:

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.category-desc h2 {
    font-family: 'Libre Baskerville', Garamond, Times, serif;
color: #595959;



and there is missing "}"
it should be:

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.category-desc h2 {
    font-family: 'Libre Baskerville', Garamond, Times, serif;
    color: #595959;
}


Could it be that this typo was the reason for all - I put it in and now it works! Unbelievable! Thanks a lot!!

If you do a typo in css, some browsers might be able to deal with that, but some will not. And the problem with css is that you will not get any errors - you just need to carefully check if the file don't contain any "formal" issues.
Also - if you make a typo inside a declaration - then it will not work for that declaration and it is easy to find, but if you are missing closing declaration sign "}", then all declarations under it will not work .

Thanks for helping - and detecting the mistake! Hurray!

I'm glad I could help and share some knowledge .